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Morning Glories

Prints of Larry S. Anderson’s Morning Glories is available at Datura Art on Poshmark and Shopify and framing and prints and coffee mugs to yoga mats to jigsaw puzzles are available at Fine Art America.

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Nostalgic Market Street By Larry S. Anderson

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“Nostalgic Market Street” Wilmington, Delaware
L.S.Anderson, Inc. 1996 12.8×9.25″ Print available at DaturaArt on Poshmark, larger framed prints, puzzles, bags, coordinating housewares available at Fine Art America
Featuring Mr. Peanut
& Santa Claus visible on the street as well as Bing Crosby. Rosemary Clooney, White Christmas on the Movie theater marquis.

Nostalgic Market Street” Wilmington, Delaware
L.S.Anderson, Inc. 1996 12.8×9.25″
Featuring Mr. Peanut ,Santa Claus visible on the street as well as Bing Crosby. Rosemary Clooney, White Christmas on the Movie theater marquis.

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Morning Mist by Larry Anderson

“Morning Mist” by Larry S. Anderson
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse
Printed by Pemcor, Inc. Lancaster PA
2001 L.S. Anderson Reproductions
11×10″ inches
Artist prints available at DaturaArt on Poshmark and a wide range of sizes and styles of Prints are available at Fine Art America . Bags, cards, pillows, shower curtains, blankets, puzzles are all available to order on demand. Easily redecorate your home with Morning Mist by Larry Anderson as your home’s theme.

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Deer Park Tavern print and More

Deer Park Tavern bag now available at Fine Art America.
The Deer Park Tavern
Newark, Delaware
11.25″x9.5″
Printed by Pemcor, Inc. Lancaster PA
3rd in a series. 2002
L.S.Anderson Reproductions 
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A peek at the Artist’s process – Jon Anderson

People often wonder how Artist, Jon Stuart Anderson makes his amazing and colorful creations. “ Does he paint them?”   “Does he print designs on paper and wrap his creatures and bowls in them?” Nope.  When we say that each color you see in an object of his creation is a different piece of clay, we truly mean that every color you see is literally a different piece of clay within the sculpture.  This idea  is hard for people to wrap their heads around, so occasionally (rarely) the artist demonstrates.  Below we have featured one of the rare occurrences in which the artist allows the viewer to have a peek at his process.
Enjoy: